Pure & Pureland Origami - origami-resource-center.com : Japanese art therapist Toshiko Kobayashi has explored the use of origami for over ten years with a range of clients, particularly with children suffering the effects of trauma and sexual abuse. She has found the structure of origami activities and achievable outcomes can provide a sense of security and hope for the future and repetition can build resilience and achievement in overcoming what may seem like obstacles or difficult tasks (Kobayashi 2007)

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http://www.origami-resource-center.com/pure-pureland.html


Ref: Kobayashi, T 2007, Use of Origami for Children with Traumatic Experiences, in Brooke, S, The Use of Creative Therapies with Secual Abuse Survivors, pg: 102 - 120 

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